Explain! Why Do You Raise Wild Monsters to Kill Players?

"Have you heard? There is a black-hearted NPC who has deceived many players and killed a large number of people by sending a message delivery mission." "Are you talking about the time when you encountered a level 70 boss on a C-level mission?" … If you want the wild monsters to grow well, the living environment must keep up. If you can't sleep in the open air, you must at least build a shed. So Su Ping looked at the cute little player: "Dear adventurer, I recently wanted to raise chickens in a small area of ​​the creek in the east of the village, but I am too busy to get away. Can you help me? Oh, it would be better if I could put in a constant-temperature incubator." The shed was quickly set up - of course, Su Ping didn't know why the group of fierce wild monsters unexpectedly appeared there, nor did he know why the enthusiastic adventurer... Died. "Oh my God! Our new chicken coop has been usurped by damn monsters! Dear adventurer, can you help me get it back? Maybe... It would be safer to call some friends?"​​ The little player thought that a chain mission had been triggered and happily made friends, but soon he was dead again. Su Ping didn't know how those two bosses suddenly appeared. … At first, Su Ping was feeding chickens in Novice Village. Later, someone discovered that he was raising pigs at the People's Pig Farm in Dawn City. Then he became the fish pond manager, the director of the exotic zoo, and the director of the Baiyun City Animal Husbandry Bureau... Players regarded him as an official easter egg, thinking that he was a motivated working NPC, and were keen to find his traces. Until one day they discovered the truth, so all the players gathered to attack him. The number one player on the list stood in front of him and asked: Say! Why do you raise wild monsters to kill players?